Jacksonville's Friendsgiving Fountain event on Nov 22 will offer Thanksgiving-themed food, local music, and communal gathering to foster holiday spirit and community engagement.

The St. Johns County Public Library started "Food For Fines" to forgive fines through food donations, and is partnering with the Fire Rescue on a bike light safety initiative.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is hiring Law Enforcement and Youth Resource Deputies, seeking individuals 19+ with the necessary qualifications and offering benefits such as health insurance and college reimbursement.

Clay County, Florida, announces governmental meetings, including the Charter Review Commission on Nov 17 and the Middleburg-Clay Hill Advisory Committee, with a goal of civic engagement and transparent governance.

The Keystone Heights Senior Center will be temporarily closed from November 17 to 21 for maintenance, with alternative meal pick-up options provided for seniors.

St. Augustine celebrated the start of its 32nd Nights of Lights with a lighting ceremony at Plaza de la Constitución, featuring live performances, free shuttles, and road closures for the event.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is ensuring safety at the local fair, interacting with the community, and asking for snack suggestions on social media.

Over 175 Duval County educators are nominated for the 2026 Teacher of the Year, with the winner to be celebrated by JPEF at the EDDY Awards on January 24, 2026.

St. Johns County hosts recycling event on November 15 for America Recycles Day at Tillman Ridge Transfer Station, inviting residents to recycle e-waste, household hazardous materials, and donate items.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office officers and a citizen were honored for saving three children from drowning at Huguenot Park, showcasing heroism and caution about water safety.

Atlantic Beach has set new rules for baseball and softball instructors using its facilities, including registration, a $225 fee, background checks, and insurance requirements.

Atlantic Beach is addressing odors from its WWTF with updates like a BioAir control system start-up, security fence installation, and solids removal, while exploring long-term solutions and promising transparency.

Atlantic Beach has implemented new regulations requiring all short-term rentals within residential zones to be leased for a minimum of 90 days to preserve local community character.